The Taba Terminal serves as a border crossing between Israel and Egypt for Israeli citizens and foreign tourists, with the exception of Palestinians.

The Terminal is situated at the foot of a steep mountain. On one side is the Egyptian border and on the other side is a coastal strip, which is proclaimed as a nature reserve.

The geographical location of the Terminal limits the terminal to a narrow strip of land only 45 meters wide and 200 meters long.

Close to 1 million passengers per year and about 7,000 vehicles pass through this location.

The Terminal operates all year round, 24 hours a day, with the exception of Yom Kippur (the Day of Atonement) and the Muslim Feast of Sacrifice

Services provided at the Terminal: 

Drive - through stations for the handling of private vehicles

Cafeteria  - food services.

Bank service.

MEMSI (Israel Automobile club) services.

Duty free shop.